Q said they were saving Israel for last. Perhaps they did. Two weeks ago POTUS addressed the problem of anti-Semitism, condemning it in the strongest terms. Anons were confused. Granted, many other issues had their tentacles in that episode. But hatred of Jews and Israel is the largest stain on this movement. I replied to a post that asked, what are we supposed to get from this? by saying, maybe we are supposed to stop hating Jews. I was, of course, immediately smacked down.

How many times does anyone have to say– hatred has no place here. It is evil, ugly and counter-productive. Yet this one issue uncovers the darkness in many otherwise good hearts.

We just wouldn’t learn. What needs to happen on a political level and multi-national scale has no bearing on the light that needs to dawn and dominate in our souls and lives. There’s an interplay between those, but the solutions of statesmen will not cleanse the sin in us individually. Ridding ourselves of darkness will impact the efforts of those statesmen.

Sometimes deliverance is followed by a long, futile trek through the wilderness, because the heart of faith just isn’t there. We are facing a long, hard journey. That choice is also ours.

Having read Q’s post since last night, I feel more confident in this process. Still, PF421 is a message to us to self-examine. We can always do better. That’s how we get to BEST.